Pantology Poems | Examples


Premium MemberThe End of the World

In this world we seek wealth and that better life 
Finding lies, debt, plague and fear, in this forest of strife 

Spirit weak, hopeless, afraid to answer when any query is raised 
behind apathy and delusion hide, thinking earth will be unfazed 

See the deadly dregs of destructive waste, defiled sea and sand
With our befouling of the heavens, mutating plant and man

Creating wealth is the priority, of humanity on earth
Pantology repressed, to seed arrogance not mirth

The people's voice was muted, for way to many years 
Unanswered questions persist, we can't afford to fear 

Still round the corner there may wait a new road or a secret gate
To save our world and all humanity from their present fate

Is it possible to correct our mistakes and save this great land 
Seems ironic to say but, "Our fate is in the Peoples Hands".
Categories: pantology, philosophy, satire, world,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberQuestion Without Fear


You silence the noise, from your electric clock 
turn on the lights, shower and your coffee pot 
Do you feel blame for what you have done 
Since, the clock signaled, your day had begun 

Hundreds of simple tasks, that we do everyday 
No qualm of consequence, cost or whom will pay 
Trying to survive, with wife and children we create 
No concern of air, sea, land or errors we berate 

In life's maze we seek wealth and that better life 
Finding lies, debt, plague and fear, in this forest of strife 
Spirit weak hopeless, afraid, when any query is raised 
behind apathy and delusion hide, earth will be unfazed 

Deadly dregs of destructive waste, defiled sea and sand
With befouling of the heavens, mutating plant and man
Creating wealth the priority, of humanity on earth
Pantology repressed, to seed arrogance not mirth

People's voice was muted, for way to many years 
Unanswered questions persist, we can't afford to fear 
Prospects to correct mistakes to save this great land 
Seems ironic to say but, "Are in the Peoples Hands".
Categories: pantology, education, natural disasters, philosophy,
Form: Free verse


Xi: Ichor Or Blood of Gods

Darest V.C.,
The voodoo was the ill-omen,
Like the Mills bomb of the uniformed;
The voodoo was under-stated:
Youngsters danced by your stygian microcosm;
The voodoo was our ill-omen,
A crypt in this forest of pantology!

Darest V.C.,
The tear-gas tattle in the tavern;
The uniformed patrol perverting the road;
The pestilence of beating rods;
The petrifying forcing of the lasses
In vaults inside the vault;
Are these the few marks
Of the venality in the Ichor?

Darest V.C.,
Of course, not these alone!
Many are limping: few are walking,
And some of the walkers are limping
In their inside –
Of course, not these alone!
We all saw the fallen logs,

These logs – darest V.C.,
Should have been the ready trees 
In the forest of their ancestors;
Of course, not these alone!
Many of the stars were lost
By the reposition of your sky,
And we like one long wood
Are the fallen logs of the Ichor!

Then – darest V.C.,
At your kindly instance
Some logs were towed to the ready rascals
Of the regius horse-pital;
Of course, not these alone!
Blood of gods gushed freely
From these blessed horizons of your rod.
Categories: pantology, parody
Form: I do not know?

V: a Sudden Flame

A few kids rushed for food;
The seller-proprietors had gone
Away from the ref
Into secret places;
They hid their breathe 
From the vagabonds:
The mob in intellect guise!
Food was eaten from the pots;
Those huge canteen pots, full of hotness!
O, water was drank from the taps!

Now, Sir –
The road to the forest of pantology
Received the huge flaming barricade;
It was like that flame 
That bore the mark of Cain’s sacrifices:
Roaming across the earth
Evading the sacred faces of heaven –


Then, Sir –
This very road was polluted
By the roaring flame of fire;
Of course, every voice is heard,
Heard in the confusion of Sodom!
This flame burnt beside the gate;
Of course, many faces flashed in terror;
Night arrived in that day,
In this forest of pantology:
The flame and smoke reached
The shrine of old Idemili, the sacred one.

Sir –
More hailstones are hanging
Above the cracked zinc;
More flame may also blaze
On the road polluted by the smoke.
Categories: pantology, confusion
Form: I do not know?

Vi: News From Freedom Square

Sir –
We saw some lads matching 
Free from their dungeon
Commandeered by a white-robed priest!
We saw them standing 
By the rostrum of the Freedom Square;
Someone asked:
“Was there truly a freedom square?”
Someone replied:
“There was, there is, there is to be
A place where freedom smiles
At the people;
O! the gunless chaps got independence
In this hub of the nation’s epitome
Of scholarism,
Marbled under the fading sun.”

Now, Sir –
We heard the peals of the bells;
The representors made the call;
The lions came with their claws
And lionesses made their presence felt;
The forest was emptied:
She was ransacked to the full;
The rough beasts roamed a full noon!
In a wide silent forest of pantology;
Ah! no weak beasts saw this sole noon:
No goat, no sheep, no dog, no antelope –
The tough beasts breathed
A full day of nature’s breathe.
Categories: pantology, confusionfreedom,
Form: I do not know?


X: the Corpse By the Ref

Dearest Prof –
Upstairs, downstairs:
Racing ref-wards: lasses
(Prof, a roused lad saw them)
Breaking through the prime fogs
Racing like some fleece-hunters
Led by a night-gowned lass
(Where could they be going?)
The peering at something in soils:
Some retreated – wordless!
Like a soul peeved by a sight.

Dearest V.C. –
Many racing clay of lads: restless!
Racing ref-wards as the lasses
(Prof, a roused lad saw them)
A corpse at the rear of our ref
(Prof, a roused lad saw it there)
The thick stagnate flood
The naked log devoid of pistils 
Was it a sermon for each beast?
(Who cut down this limping tree
From this famous forest of pantology?)

Dearest Prof –
Each beast: even rabbi-beast
Came and saw himself
In a log: that naked log
“A rebel caught by pig-watchers!”
(A roused lad herd it told!)
Was the log alone in the mad act? 
The corpse by the ref
Whose flesh & blood was he?
And those two dry logs lying at Medical Centre
Whose bones & blood were they?
Categories: pantology, sad
Form: I do not know?

Friendly Duels – Iv

Poesy comes not with mere amplitude; 
Nor does her economy make a mind inert!
Call not nonsense what you never comprehend: 
Many a greater soul wandering lonely 
Through the fields of Infinity 
Conceive & perceive them full!
Sound at times counts more than sense 
Though sense thought’s partner be at ease 
And glories through the rhythm:
Then cease on more from the imaginative thrive! 
That median pace in a race for pantology 
Where & how our friendly duels begun?
Without remembrance there is no redress?
Categories: pantology, art
Form: I do not know?
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